Oregon's jewel of their 2025 recruiting class, five-star wide receiver Dakorien Moore, earned co-MVP honors in his last ever high school football game in the Polynesian Bowl. Can Moore make an instant impact on the Oregon offense?

Moore, who just wrapped up his senior season at Duncanville and is an early enrollee at Oregon, made a jaw-dropping catch at a high school all-star game

Oregon Ducks incoming freshman wide receiver Dakorien Moore makes an acrobatic catch with one hand between two defenders in Friday night's Polynesian Bowl. (Screenshot from video, credit Scott Schrader of On3) Scott Schrader

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Moore, who is ranked as the No. 1 WR in the 2025 class, was double-teamed on the play but still went up and mossed a pair of defenders, making a one-handed catch in Odell Beckham Jr. fashion.

The highest-rated player in the Polynesian Bowl is 5-star wide receiver Dakorien Moore of Duncanville, Texas who will play collegiately at Oregon ▪️ The nation's top-ranked WR is embracing chance to learn a new culture while celebrating his family in Hawaii▪️ For more #PolynesianBowl coverage visit KHON2.